Aston Martin has become the sixth F1 team to launch its official 2025 challenger, the AMR25. The livery for the machine to be driven by Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll was unveiled on Tuesday at the F1 75 event on a show car. READ MORE: Aston Martin reveal 2025 'evolution' F1 car
GPDA announce surprise F1 driver as new director after Vettel exit
The Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA) has named Carlos Sainz as a director ahead of the new F1 season. Sainz has taken over the position vacated by four-time champion Sebastian Vettel, who retired from the sport at the end of the 2022 season. READ MORE: GPDA announce surprise F1 driver as new director after Vettel exit
Alonso reveals Aston Martin 'driving force' ahead of record-breaking season
Fernando Alonso has revealed that Aston Martin is using its lessons from last season as its "driving force" ahead of the new campaign. On Sunday, Aston Martin launched its 2025 challenger, the AMR25. Unlike its rivals, the Silverstone-based team has opted to evolve its car from 2024, rather than start fresh. READ MORE: Alonso reveals Aston Martin 'driving force' ahead of record-breaking season
Leclerc issued key advice ahead of Hamilton battle
Seven-time grand prix winner Juan Pablo Montoya has told Charles Leclerc to play the “team game” at Ferrari when going head-to-head with Lewis Hamilton. Leclerc has a new team-mate this year in seven-time champion Hamilton, who has made the switch from Mercedes. READ MORE: Leclerc issued key advice ahead of Hamilton battle
Hamilton makes firm F1 retirement approach
Lewis Hamilton has insisted he does not see himself opting to retire from F1 anytime soon if he wins another title with Ferrari. The Briton has joined Ferrari this year after bringing an end to his highly successful tenure with Mercedes at the end of 2024. READ MORE: Hamilton makes firm F1 retirement approach
'Great survivor' Hulkenberg explains escaping F1 cull
Nico Hulkenberg has explained how he has managed to escape the F1 2025 cull of drivers from his generation. Of the drivers who entered F1 in the early 2010s, Sergio Perez, Daniel Ricciardo and Valtteri Bottas have fallen off the grid for 2025, although Bottas has returned to Mercedes as third driver. READ MORE: 'Great survivor' Hulkenberg explains escaping F1 cull
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